Alerting and Notifications

With Logit, get notified about critical production errors in your logs or receive alerts when server metrics exceed expected thresholds. Receive alerts with our built-in integrations, choose from many notification options, including Webhooks, PagerDuty, Slack and Email.

Proactive security alerting is critical to an organisation, getting notified when someone is trying to gain unauthorised access to your systems, requires immediate attention by your team. Not only does this protect your organisation and ensure you stay compliant, but it helps everyone to sleep easy at night.

Powerful Alerting and Notification Integrations

You can configure flexible and powerful alerting directly from your Logit dashboard using your existing Elasticsearch queries. Notifications are delivered to your team to compliment your existing workflow.

Receive webhooks into your application to automatically restart a service or raise a PagerDuty alert to notify your team.

How to Alert?

Below are some examples of how powerful Logit’s alerting and notification engine is.

Alert on any match

Any Rule - Will match anything; every log that the query returns will generate an alert.

Alert when something is new

New Term Rule - Alert when a new value that has never been seen before appears in a log field.

Alert based on a whitelist

Alert when a metric is incorrect

Metric Aggregation Rule - Alert when the value of a metric is higher or lower than a threshold, in a given timeframe.

Alert when a field value changes

Change Rule - Monitor a specific field and alert if it changes.

Alert when a percentage changes

Percentage Match Rule - Alerting when a percentage of metrics or logs are higher or lower than a threshold.

Alert when the frequency of logs change

Frequency Rule - Alert when a certain number of log events occur in a given timeframe.

Alert when there is a spike in events

Spike Rule - Alert when the volume of log events spikes higher or lower in a given timeframe.

Alert when log events flatline

Flatline Rule - Alert when a number of metrics or logs are under a given threshold in a specific timeframe.

Version Controlled Alerts

Rest assured that all your alert configuration is version controlled. For those occasions where you need to restore configurations, you have the ability to rollback to any point in time and restore previous configurations.